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...rest past the halfway mark. Top-rated Kentucky last week trampled a good Notre Dame team 60-to-30, for its 20th win. Kentucky's five, who are tall, speedy and accurate, had lost only once-to Oklahoma A. & M. Also among the nation's best: unbeaten Seton Hall (South Orange, N. J.), Alabama and West Virginia; firehouse Rhode Island State (won 11; lost 1); Oregon State (19-2). Illinois' Whiz Kids (TIME, Dec. 23), a flop at the season's start, were now in the running with Wisconsin and Michigan for the Big Nine title...
...debut into Eastern Intercollegiate competition Saturday evening at the expense of their West Point visitors 44 to 31, providing the only action of the week in the League. The Academy's defeat makes five fizzles in as many tries for the Cadets, and keeps Ulen's men in the unbeaten ranks...
Undefeated in all their meets so far this year, the Freshman and Varsity wrestling teams swing into the hardest parts of their schedules with the start of the spring term. On the first Saturday of the new 16 week session the Varsity meets the unbeaten Cadets from the United States Military Academy in the indoor Athletic Building, while the Yardlings face Exeter at Exeter...
Last week, with the basketball season nearly half gone, Keaney's firehouse gang was one of a dozen major U.S. college teams (out of more than 400) still unbeaten.* They ran past bewildered New Hampshire, 88-64. Then they went after Maine. Sixty-two-year-old Coach Keaney was as much a part of the show as his team...
...members of the basketball coaching profession predicted, before the season began last month, that the end of the campaign would not find a single undefeated college team. His astute observations have been borne out by early season performances, since only a handful of the nation's undergraduate quintets remain unbeaten even at this early stage, and the survivors seem destined to follow the trend before the courts are swept clean late in March...